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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.
The following the opening and 800 D. m prices
of the New York stock Market reported by special
wire to H II. Dodge, $50 18TH street:
| o. $500
Name.


The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
lS3 asked. North Capitol and street, 40 bid
6iS assed Ne coacor. Gn'G insulaes 81
IS asked Columbia Insurance, lax hid, IA .
wilmington brici Sachins, $50 bid. 1914 ssfsd
Bank Of Weshinston, 80 bid: Farmers and Ne
Title Insurance. III bid, l2O asked. penn. Tel
Co, 4 III bid a asked. Chesapeake and Pot Tel
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Adv1ces from Rustchuck say that fourteen non
commissioned officers who participated in the
recent revolt were shot yesterday near Rasgard.
and that all the prlyates concerned In the revolt
have been pardoncd,
Gen. Butler declares that the published version
OF his evidence before the Irish land commission
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Charges Against a Justice.

There have been charges filed with the Attorney
General against Justice of the Peace L. l. ONeal,
and he has been called upon for an explanation
The charges are to the effect that he has specu-
lated in judgments rendered by himself, buying
full amounts, and that he has been otherwise
neglectful and irregular in the discharge OF his
Official duties
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

ASSIGNEES SALE OF GOODWILL. STOCK FIX.
TnkES, &C. OF DRUG STORE, No. l5l7 I
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF deed OF assignment given 20 me end
duly recorded in liber No 1, folio az, ct SEQ,
of the land records of the District Columbia vii
sell on THURSDAY, the THIRD DAY OF MARCH,
A. d. 1887, on the PROMISES, Al TWELVE O'CLOCK
The GOODWILL STOCK OF DRUGS. SODA FoUN-
TAIN, FIATUKE5, &c,
Contained IN store No. 15l7 street northwest
good opportunity for druggist ~ parchass q
established business
forms cash
BAINBRIDGE H WEBB Assignee
tR THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, MARCH SIXTEENTH. 1887, AT
Ten O'CLOCK A M, when the stock aud fixtures viii
he sold ia detail If disposed of prvHte prior
thereto. Bids wall be received by the ssnse priOr "
the day of sale BAINBhIDGE II. WEBB, Assignee
DCACANSON BROS, Aucts. mh12,l4,ltt
THohAs BOWLING. Anctonssr.
sale at public auction Of the House on the north
west corner OF Fifth and streets north west al
IUESDAl, MAkcH FIFTEkNrA. Il hALF-3z
Terms: All osah House 70 be taken down and the
site left clear fog buiing within ten days from day a
sale
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THE CITIZENS CoMNITTRR-At the meeting OF
the citizens committee last night the advisabiity
OF sending twelve delegates TO the central COM
mittee instead OF ten, as was flrst Intended was
discussed. decision viii be reached at the next
meeting.
tro srorv and hasenent h,sct dssaii,ns IN 49, =
pect avenue, near Hngan street. to contain seven
rooms and be finished with all modern improve
ments, at q cost OF about $1,000. w. l. Wills Is
the contractor for the work.-The directors OF
the Farmers aud Mechanics bank contemplate
making some improvements TO their building.
EOTES.-No arrests have been made In this pre-
cinct for two dayk.-Mr. X. X. Shekell one OF the
oldest citizens OF the District Is lying critically III
at his residence On SOD street.
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The Pueblo OF san Francisco.

The secretary OF the Interior has decided the
application for the recall and cancellation OF the
patent of the United States to the city OF San
Francisco Rnown as the Peublo case), and for the
issuance OF new patent for different boundaries
to wit: The boundaries known as the Stratton
Survey. He ordered the application dis
missed, and says that there is no
power IN the department to recall
the patent issued to the city of San Francisco;
that his order to that effect would be illegal and
void, and That the matters presented for his con-
slderatlon In The past proceedings of the case do
not justify any recommendation to the legal de-
partment OF the government to institute proceed
with said patent. The legal eject OF this decision
Viii be to reaf1irm the decisions Of secretaries
SchurZ and Teller
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BATS i'm the Mammoth Cave.

Correspondence Of the Charleston News
Looking up at the sides of the great dome In the
Mammoth Cave, asked the guide what the large
black spots were. For answer he went to the
nearest and tenderly took down small bat
There were, think, millions OF them, all hang
Ing 0y their feet, heads down. and in a comatose
condition. They spend the winter hanging up
here and appear to prefer-as did the slgnerS OF
the Declaratfon-'to hang together" rather than
chang separately" Although in q state OF coma
they Know enough when put back in position to
"catch ON = -
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HUNTING EVIDENCE AGAINST THE CHICAGO Boo
DIkkS-A chicago dispatch says that States Attor-
DOCKS, records and documents In the offices OF the
county commissioners ana the warden OF the
vestigation OF the alleged crooked transactions OF
that board by the special grand jury now In ses-
SION. The action OF Sir. Grinnei created consider
Others concerned.
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SHAKE OFF THE GRIP OF Cold on the Lungs be-
fore the constant irritation and Inflammation de-
velops into serious Lung or Throat trouble Get
Dr. d. Jayne's ENpect0rant, IL In want OF q safe
cure Tor Coughs and Colds Or any Pulmonary COM
plant.
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THE GREAT RAILROAD DEAL.
Mr.. Garrett and Others In This City, but
With Lips Tightly sealed.

INTEREST IN TIE REPORTED RAILROAD TRANSACTION
TRANSFERRED 10 THIS CTTY-THR PRINCIPALS De
CLINE 10 SAY ANYTHNG-A RuN0RED GATHERING
AT FORTRESS MONROE.
Washington became to-day for q time, at least
the center Of interest respecting the reported
great Baltimore and Ohio deal This was due 10
the presence here OF Mr. Robert Garrett, president
of the Baltimore and Ohio road, and Of MI. John
G. Moore. Of the New York firm Of Moore Schley,
who are credited with having great deal
to do with the ''dealn and the rumered
presence Of Mr.. Alfred sully, the great ''option'
holder, and Of others interested In the arrange
ment said to have been made for the transfer OF
huge block OF B. & o. stock to the Richmond Ter.
minai company. Mr.. Garrett came here yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. Garrett and his private
secretary and took rooms at WOrtnley's. Mr.. Gar
rett d1ned last evening with the German minister
Baron Alvensleben.
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The Armours have decided not to build cotton
SEED mills through the south. It is inttmated that
sn1 snIeat q building mills mas RESUMED In one
seed OIL at contract rates
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THE FRESH SCARE nj THE p,vrpp.
Death Of Mary c. Ander.on.

MOUNT HOLLY, N. j., March 12.-Mary c. Ander-
son died ten minutes past nine o'clock this morn
Ing. Her cousin, Peaks, charged with shooting
death. 400
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DOES Nor DENY THE DIVINITY OF CHRIsr.-Pres-
loent Dwight authorizes the statement that the
reports respecting the teaching OF Pr0f Ruasen OF
the yale theological seminary, as denying the Oh
vimty OF Christ are without any f0undauOn 10
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Deedsin fee have been filed as follows: w. T. Van
Doren to Ida AdamSOn, sub 73, 50. 9S7; 1900.
Campbell Darlington to Martin Barrtnger, lots s
and 9, in pit. :, 50. SO9 s., 44560. 4. Wheeler to
s. Townshend, W. u Ii, ). L. BIS sub Mt. Pleasant;
So7OO. commissioners ID. &. TO ID Spalding, lot 2,
So. IOO1 s.. Lot 10, do; s.. Lot 20, do; s.
Mary ]. Sn0wuen To James +. Keenan,, lot 3, SO.
ID; 81, l21.5 3D. James +. Keenan, to Mary j. Snow
den, lots and g. 50. l02S; f. 8, ID and L. So 1890;
4, 5, TO 8, So 1868, and lots II and 13 So. 1867;
500. Z II. Brown TO J. X. N. Ash, pit. 9, 50. 30;
23O72O. W. H. klopfer to T. j. Riley, lot u, blk.
~, Columbia Heights; 81, 1894. Ii. Beard TO s.
w. stinelnetz. lot d, Sherlnans sub pit Nc. Pleas
ant; $500. c. w. King TO u. L. WOlfSteiner, sub
23O SO. 271; s. GOO. j. X. Cromwell ct al TO Louisa
A. Williams sub lot 20. 50. 176; sl.9:i6 Margaret
B. Miller To same sub lot 10 do; 81, 1856. y. Riley
to Ada B. Holman, lot g. Laner heights; q, 800.
L. p. Shoemaker to John Lynch W. pit 81, blk. 3,
Meridian Hill; S2,64O. Ii. WeX 10 John King, pit.
.. So 43s; S2375 e. j. Hillyer TO James A. Bates,
sub lots a.. So to 90, 50. I34; slS.sa $50. Mary
Wilkinson TO Harriette e. Whitman sub lots 126
and 127. 50. 156; $3.50 w. West to Dennis Hur-
ley, pit. lot 2, So s OF $50; k516.5o T. H. Christ
mon to NJ. l. Weller, Trustee, pit. ), SO. 1O74; $50
c. T. Beau to John Ridout sub lot I'll, sd. 81: ESQ
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"A PHILADELPHIA SENSATION.-The Philadelphia
Times yesterday published a long story, the pur-
port OF which is that Mr.. A. Ii. HOeckley, city
edtor OF the Press, OF that city, has been obtain
time In January, $50 per week as the price OF the
s,ience OF the Prcss In proposed crusade against
the the g sIrx house, MT Hockey nsl @
tructed his counsel to institute legal steps for
redress. He also placed his resignation In tho
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CAFE INyESTMENS-SIx PER CENT GUARAN


OMAHA LOAN AND TEUST COMPANY
Hon. A L. WiMAN. Qate Treasurer u. 81 President
Interest and Principal Paid by the
Chemical NatIcpaI Dank Ut New York.
Interest payable semi annually.
Bonds ill of 800 and up.
These First Mortgage Bonds secured ON improved
real estate Ill and around Omaha, Nebraska. and in no
case Is loan made exceeding forty per OF
value Ot the mortgaged property.
HE standing of this company Is sufficient to recon-
mend these securities " tho codece conservative
investors
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NilshOn,s Marr;.uo

PARIS. March 12-The religious marriage cere-
mony between Christine Nilsson and Count Mi.
randa VIII take place at the Madeleine to-day
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It is reported that pspeu leasing the Boston and
Lowell railroad 70 the Boston and Maine were
executed yesterday.
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The Vacancy ON the District Bench.


Reconnaissance Edmonds and Messrs Calderon
Carlisle and Linden Kent called on the President
to-day in relation to the appointment OF District
Judge to succeed Judge Macarthur. The President
has not tntimated In any way whom he will select
but has Informed those who wish to have personal
interviews with him on the subject that he would
much prefer that they submit their arguments to
him in writing.
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cHIcA0o. ILr.. Msrch 12. p na.-Close: Wheat

The recount Of ballots cast at the New Hamp.
shire congressional election shows that L r. Nc
Kinney democrat is elected from the f1rst and
Galiinger, republican, from the second District
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Selling Liquor TO Minors.

ACQUISITION OF RESPONSIBILITY ARGUED.
Herman Edel, saloon-keeper, was before the Pc
lice Court to-day charged with selling liquor to
minors. Frederick Hay, 10 years old, testified
that Thursday night he attended ball at Edel's
hall and drank wine and beer, some pur-
chased In the hail and some in the
bar. On cross-examinatiOn witness said he
was arrested on suspicion OF stealing some fancy
costumes at the hall but he did not take anythiny
and was released. william Gardner a clerk M
years old, testified that he attended the ball pur-
chased wine and liquor and became very drunk,
Charles Fisher, bartender, testified that he did not
sell iqu6r to the witnesses. One OF them was put
out OF the hall several times and said he intended
TO fix Witness
The defendant testified that he rented the hall
and had nothing to do with the selling OF liquor
up stairs.
Ar. Padgett said that the law held responsible
the proprietor OF q place and not the person who
Sells the liquor.
Mr.. Cahiil, for tie defendant, said he held that
the members OF the committee who gave the ball
were responsible FOR what occurred In the hall,
and they could be prosecuted for keeping an un.
licensed bar, and considerable discussion followed
The judge said he would pass over what occurred
IN the hall, and simply consider what had taken
place In the barrOOm. The Testimony did not I'M
peach the character OF the young men. The court
Imposed a fine OF SO In each case. An appeal was
noted.
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The freight brakemen's strike on the Baltimore
and Ohio road Is virtually at an end, and trains
VIII be running Us usual By Monday or Tuesday
LeXt
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BALTIMORE Nd, March 12-yirsinis sixes. con-
solidated 5ats do. ten-forties. with coupon. 20 bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd. March IL Cotton steady--mid-
ding, o.. Flour quiet and steady. Wheet-s0uthern
firm and quiet: red, 92s94; amber 9J.S4; western
easier and fArly ,ctive closing dq: No WINTER red
SIxsg1H. Corn-southern nominal In absence Ok
easy and dull: mixed. spot, 40 asked; April
45s46; Nay 4asAs1; ana SSpPPs; & Sd "a.
western white $3.50; western mixed. $3.50. Rye
quiet 6usar-copper refined quiet. 9kalO. Wh1sky
steady. IA Other aetiolea unchanged Freghts
to Liverpool steamer dull-ccttOn 5: l6d; Hour,
1.9d grail. 3ia3Ad Reoeipte-neys gu barrels;
wheat 10000 bushels: corn, $500 bushels oats.
5000 bushels; rye. 100 bushela Shipments dour.
1895 barrels; corn. 69,9OO busheis sales-whees,
675,3O0 bushels; corn. 10000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. IT,. Mach 12 I p. m.-Goee: whsat
wssisr--Gsss 5Ss: LAY, 20 -lS; June Il Ssss
essy-Cssh. q; 4eZ ~ 1S.l6,. Mys 81 e R.Ti SO
Whisky, LIS PORK stsedy-Cssh. 20: 10; Nay, 205O.
Lard weaker-Cash. TAO; May, 7.52x.
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LIEUT.. POWELL was little better to-day. but
still in o very precariOus condition.

MISUNDERSTANDING John c. New has re-
turned to Indianapolis. The telegraph1c report
that he had had slight shock of paralysis was an
errOr.-SenatOr Beck has returned ana was in his
committee room at the Capitol to-day at
wOrk.-The Rev. DR.. /. p. Iustin OF Phila-
delph1a Is IN this ctuy.-Henry Il. Waite
OF Boston, II. c. Ranney Of Cleveland and Tnos.
Shaw or England are at the Ebbitt.--
Morris Green OF New York and w. L. Washington
OF West virginia are at the MetropOltan.-A.
A. Gansler Vi Philadelphia and u. A. Woodbury. OF
New York are at the NationaL-Mrs. Mills has
gald MaeMurchy and Lyman dwight OF
toronto, II. II. Presbry OF New York, j.
Marion Brooks Of California and r. ID.
flagg OF Boston are at WtllardR.-
A. q. Spalding OF Chicago, Horace Crosby of Pitts
burg, A. u. Brewer OF Boston, and Edward Lewis
or PMiadeiph1a, are at the kiggS.---Maxwell
ut Welckers-GOrdOn Fellows, of New York, III
the Arlington.
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Inc CZaf's Compliment to the Kaiser.
ST. PETERSBURG, March lathe car viii send
the Grand Duke Vladimir and the Grand Duke
Mlchaei, together with large suite, to Berlin on
lhe occasion OF Emperor Williams birthday as
mark OF his cordially. 49,
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PARIS GETS A SHAKE.

The People Panic-S tricken and the
Walls Of Many Buildings Cracked.
PARIS, March IA sharp shock OF earthquake
was felt throughout the city yesterday. For O
time there was general panic, and the hotels and
very few seconds. The people were, however. soon
Treasured. 1t Is found that many walls OF build
!hgs IN various parts OF the city were cracked by
the quake.
THE FRESH SCARE IN THE RIVIERA
MONTE CARLO, March 12.-The recurrence Of
earthquakes at different points in the Riviera has,
induced fresh rush OF frightened pleasure and
notwithstanding tourists h1ther from Nice, Cannes,
MentOne and san Reno All the hotels here are
again crowded.
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were the readings at the signal once to-day: 8 a
M, ~; am, 30: ii am, 20; p.ms 45: maxi
mum, 40; minimum, %
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The Brakemen's Strike Continues to
Spread.
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, March lathe yard and
IOad crews on the Niles and New Lisbon branch OF
the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio struck this
morning. The yard men and road men on the
Pittsburg, Cleveland and Toledo road who gave
notice last Monday asserted that IL an order is
not issued to-day putting on the third brakeman
all will strike Tonight
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

l'OR RENT DWELLING OF SEVEN ROOMS,
II northwest corner Of NJ and Goth ste nv. PeDnsyl-
VaHis the door. so per month X. A..
PHILLIPS. lf2S New York ave. lnhS-6
vHOR REST-NEAR PENSION OFFICE-TwO-
story Brick House nine handsome ropis front and
back stairs, cellar, bath and other modern improve
ments- e. III ARMIES, 927 at IA I'm
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Knocked Out I'm the Third Round.
JIMMY MURRAY AND BILLY FULLY FIGHT IN PHIIA
DEIPHIA THIs NORNINa

JIMMY MURRAY AND BILLY FULLY FIGHT IN PHIIA-
DELPHIA THIS MORNING.
PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-Forty politicians pro-
fessional, business and sporting men paid 80 each
to witness fight TO finish at early hour this
morning at u well-knOwn resort in West Phila-
deiphia. The principals were Jimmy Murray. a
Well-knOwn New York light weight, and Billy
Tully, or kensington. Two ounce gloves were used
Murray knocked Tully down twice In the second
round Tully was very weak In the third round
Murray finished him with q left hand blow on the
chin, which knocked him Sensless for forty Sec
Onds, and when he recovered he was to weak to
stand. Murray was declared winner.
Cannot Attend His Wife,s Funeral.
CHICAGO, March 12.-Shenn Matson said TODAY
that 1t had been decided TO not permit Oscar
Neebe to attend the funeral OF his wife Tomorrow
1t Is thought the presence OF Neebe would only
tend to incite disorder.
The advices OF the police department are to the
effect that fully 10000 people who sympathize
with the red flag viii parade tomorrow.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

EoR IEAsE-A VALUABLE VIRGINIA MINERAL
SIS
st. n. e. It,
WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH NICE
fo rk or p hS = Vim 'een acres
ines We'll watered, and in good healthy neghborhood
star office. 1t.
WANTED-FROM TEN TO THIRTY ACRES OF
w uniinproved land near District ne. and north of
Ton House. Room 10. 1t.
WANTED-TO RENT A SMALL FARM OF TEN
w to twenty acres not more thar four Eve miles
from the CITY, Address +. d., Star Office nbI2-3t.
I;OR sALE--FARM. I65 ACRES, FINE SOIL. IN
y good condition rloushed i'll fail; ready for crops
BAXTER & MAoGOWAN. zoos, 1910 T st. 1nh1ss
I,Oi; SALE FARM, 100 ACRES, ONE MILE FROM
silver Sprngs' splendid location and fine ground
aGw3S 1Sos sea- ioi 70 F st. BAAIhf aao
E9ks Al BOB FARM. IL MILES FROM HERN-
don t sa zoo asfes we afgoY,ntsa good cni,yation
iooo. ioiof ST mh12-5ts
l,uR sAIE-FARM OF FORTY ACRES, WITH
Vile r TSSin S 9He CHRISTIE Cen Drums on Rock
Twenty acres. near south end of .Aqueduct bridge
worth OF fruit from this place in "a continued
Si reason Tor sel HTEGg r1bef fs s2o
E0R sALE,7.0 ACRES, ADJOINING MARSHALL.
l. Browns place at 500 FER "a, acre s:.,oo.
Eok COUNTRY PROPERTIES CALL AT OFFICE
Il OF address
BAXTER Il MCGOWAN
mh12-toap4s lOOS-IOIO st NV
ltOR RENT-SMA1.L COUNTRY STAT, q ACRES
House, foonIs: stable, &c, Contee's station
Washington Branch b. and U. X. r. $500 per aunl,n
Address n. II, Star office. mil I-}t.
1,OR SALE-AT BRIGHTwOOD TWO ACRES ON
IL l4th- ST. road. beautiful summer home Z roIns
stable and carriage house, fruit. Apply MCk1BBIN
hEissiNU, I5.S St mill:
ItOR SALE OR, EXCHANGE FOR GOOD CITY
property NY late residence III Anacostia, y. G.
double frame house mod. iIs. 300 feet ground
lare stable truIt of all kinds. price $4,000. Dr. W.
LII LIE, lftA anu y sts NV. mhY- I'm
ISoK RENT OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
Il ERII.
Twenty minutes ride from city on B. 4 p R,R-
new AID pretty twO-story cottage of five rooms
with Wood house and cellar. WE'LL garden orchard of
all Kinds VI fruit three bearing; stabing for
two heises and earrsxe rents 100 per Also,
% acres of ulable land adjoining with
I'VE room house stone spring house, large barn.
rent 100 VIM A. MELOi, AZ La ave, Wash'n, u. C.
ILitl.b-s9
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Bismarck Dimes lEis Supporters.
BERLIN, March 12.-Bismarck gave dinner last
night to the leaders OF the various parties which
voted for the septennate BILL
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IrOI RENT OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
ERIi
1SOk SALE

30" SAIL
acres fine building site, 21 miles from CITY, 5000
IL acres. q room frame house, stablng, al kinds Of
frtlt, -, miles. $4,000.
Z acres, unilnproyed, fine view, 20 miles from city,
$500. '''
acres, Groom frame house, fruit and flowers, az
miles, hlIe view of city, $500.
20 acres S-roOm house barn. fruit of all
Kinds. vineyard, 3 miles, $1,000.
Ii acres y room frame house good barn. all kinds of
fruit. yard. 3 miles. $500.
iO acres room frame house srabng for horses
aud IL cows large orchards I'd in full view
u city, = mile from L. K station, $500.
acre, Sroo,n name house, New, Iu Falls Church
". and q. RI, $3.50
~ acres. new handsome frame house in,
Falls Church, $1,000.
acres irane house and store, rooms, good stable
2? miles from city, 5000.
10 acres, spleIIdid building Site with fine view of
city. ~ miles $1,000
40 acres, would subdivide into or more building
sites with fine view Of city and river miles frOn
city, $4,000.
All on good terms.
I. II. SYPHERD Co.
nlh1-lm 1OO7 Est NV
1SOR RENT-OR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM NEAR
l. Muiiikin's station, Prince Georges county. Md:
son Productive, We'll wooded and watered, good leigh
.orhvS3 convenient 10 churches and schools Apply
u D. WIKI RANDALL, Annapolis, Nd. f2A- I'm